Burpdog

Sending lots of prayers!

Sending my sympathy

It can heal if you do the appropriate measures. Surgery is another whole thing. There are different types. Bottom line is you must get it healed or operated on. Sending prayers.

Sending my sympathy. She had a good rest of her life with you and has her forever home!

Sending my sympathy. A special boy--how nice you two had each other!

My sympathy to all who love her

November 19, 2008 Winslow is embracing the heated water at the pool! 20 laps today. Heated pool. He went in on his own and swam all those laps... Looks like he will be swimming in the winter this year. Hey, whatever. The cardiologist said keep him swimming. If he'll go, I'll pay. Craig is going to buy him his very own swimsuit (shh--life jacket). I know he's going to love it. Glynis November 22, 2008 The T shirts are in and I've updated the blog Glynis Winslow's Blog/Shop

He lived a good life and was a good friend to you. Sending my sympathy. I know how hard it is.... Run free sweet boy!

Sending lots of prayers! That sure isn't her normal self

Sending my sympathy

Sending lots of prayers!

I wouldn't. The vet association recommends every 3 years and I don't even do that over age 8

When was his last vaccination?

Sending my sympathy. Burp and Penny will guide her in Rainbow Land

My 5 or 6 dollar test. PetsMart in Savannah carries BilJac frozen. Buy it and feed it only and see if she straightens up

What color is the poop? What are you feeding now? What area of the country are you in?

Did you follow up? Many times with a serious problem, you must continue the treatments. Is the acupuncture vet perhaps certified chiropractic (AVCA)? Sending prayers!

Sending my sympathy

Sending lots of prayers!

Why is he on flagyl? Ask if you can stop it and perhaps add carafate. Can you get frozen BilJac there?

Sending lots of prayers!

He needs stomach meds. Feed him whatever he will eat--if that is 10 Frosty Paws, let him eat 10 Frosty Paws! Sending prayers.

Sending lots of prayers! Remember when a large dog is ill, the first thing that goes is the rear. Most often than not, there is nothing wrong with the rear per se. Hoping she has turned the corner! The rear molar is not as bad as a canine.

If I learned how to, you can pick it back up http://forum.greytalk.com/index.php?showtopic=121705 You have to have 50 posts to use the p.m. feature these days